Archive · 23 Jun 2025
Karnataka CM Seeks Fair Fund Allocation From Centre
The Chief Minister of Karnataka, Siddaramaiah, wants the central government to give the state a fair amount of money.
He says that Karnataka hasn't received enough funds and criticizes the BJP MPs from Karnataka for not speaking up.
He mentions the state has lost a large amount of money in allocations.
The CM is also asking for extra money for a specific area of Karnataka and promises to look into issues like illegal mining and development in different parts of the state.
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah urges fair fund allocation from the Centre.
He criticizes BJP MPs for not raising concerns about state fund allocations.
Siddaramaiah claims Karnataka lost approximately Rs 80,000 crore in allocations.
He demands a special grant for the Kalyana Karnataka region's development.
The CM addresses issues of illegal mining and development in specific constituencies.
- Who
- Siddaramaiah, BJP MPs, Union Minister Pralhad Joshi, and other MLAs.
- What
- Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah is urging the Centre for fair fund allocation.
- When
- Reported on June 23, with actions and statements occurring recently.
- Where
- Karnataka, particularly Raichur and specific constituencies.
- Why
- To secure fair financial support and address concerns regarding state funds.
Karnataka Government
Central Government (Implied)
State Finances
Karnataka Government
Advocates for fair fund allocation to Karnataka.
Central Government (Implied)
N/A
- Key Figure
- Siddaramaiah (Karnataka CM)
- Finance Issue
- Fund allocation from Centre
- Loss Claimed
- Rs 80,000 crore in allocations
- Region of Focus
- Kalyana Karnataka
- Allegation
- Failure of BJP MPs to advocate for state
